Bully Ray Reflects On Big Cass' Second WWE Run Following Loss To Dragon Lee On Raw

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Bully Ray feels that Big Cass didn't benefit in any way from his loss to Dragon Lee on "WWE Raw."

Cass and Lee had a one-on-one match on the September 28 edition of "Raw," where the smaller wrestler surprisingly won against the former AEW star. Ray, on "Busted Open," said that Cass' return to WWE hasn't really made much of an impact, and believes that his latest loss is another setback.

"We go back from day one, you know, Big Cass had the match, or the run-in, and then he had the backstage, and we were kind of like, 'Ah, I didn't necessarily need to hear from him.' I don't think that Big Cass's return has lit the world on fire or has been, you know, enthralling anybody within the creative team, and I think week after week we're seeing things that concern us, especially for a man that's seven feet tall and looks as great as Cass does. Last night [on Raw] he ate a straight-up loss to Dragon Lee. Another loss right in the middle of the ring to a man that is significantly smaller than him," said Ray. 

Ray believes Cass didn't look intimidating when he had a backstage segment with Lee and Rey Mysterio, which the Hall of Famer thinks is not a good thing for him following his return to WWE. The WWE legend also noticed another aspect from the match with Lee that worries him about Cass, which is him not getting the heat back in his loss.

"Dragon Lee didn't give a sh*t about that seven-foot-tall monster standing in front of him. Dragon Lee went after him. So now I know Dragon Lee isn't scared of Big Cass. Big Cass is not as intimidating at the end of the shot as he was in the beginning of the shot because Rey Mysterio had to hold Dragon Lee back."

Ray said that Cass should be held back if WWE has plans to bring back Enzo Amore, as he thinks Cass could benefit from being alongside his former tag team partner.

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